This market, in collaboration with Corbeille de Pain, is a solidarity market that provides local produce at a fair price.

Here is a summary of this month in art and culture, with activities for the whole family available at various Pointe-Claire facilities.

In a campaign event of great significance for the Conservative Party of Québec, Eric Duhaime will host a Conservative rally this Saturday.

members of the Pointe-Claire City Council adopted a resolution asking the Québec government to retain Pointe-Claire’s status as a bilingual

A maximum of $967,761 will be invested to restore the Pointe-Claire windmill, with support from the Archdiocese of Montréal.

The sports field located on John-Fisher Avenue has been named after Judge Lindsay H. Place, a prominent commissioner, judge and director.

Pointe-Claire residents aged 12 and under may submit their creations for a chance to be on display at the Stewart Hall Art Gallery.

From August 10th to 14th, Pointe-Claire is offering a flurry of free activities to involve and engage its community.

If you notice a change in your drinking water, it may be due to the algae content but poses no health risk, according to Pointe-Claire.

Five additional passport pick-up spots have been created across Canada, and a standard pick-up service is being offered in Fairview.

An accessible-friendly splash pad will be installed at Augusta Park in Pointe-Claire.

Beaconsfield's very own Mia Vallée claimed a bronze medal at the FINA World Championships, as did Pointe-Claire's Nathan Zsombor-Murray.

It is now time to consider Canada day weekend plans. Here is a list of different events.

The City of Pointe-Claire is seeking candidates wishing to volunteer and sit on their Youth Advisory Board from January 2023 to August 2024.

Archaeological excavations will be ongoing on Saint-Joachim and Sainte-Anne avenues in Pointe-Claire Village until the end of September.

The Government of Canada invests in life sciences with support for MedXL, as announced by Lac-Saint-Louis MP Francis Scarpaleggia.

Until June 28, the community may visit the Pointe-Claire, It’s Who We Are! platform to choose between the two proposed design concepts.

In Pointe-Claire, measures have been taken in recognition of the National AccessAbility Week.

Update on the pedestrian overpass at Des Sources Boulevard.

The Coach Phil Foundation aims for $50,000 for patient support and research into this devastating disease.